Alexandria Times

The Alexandria Times stands out as the sole locally owned and independent newspaper in Alexandria. We deliver comprehensive news coverage that captures the essence of the Port City, alongside excellent reporting on local sports, arts, and entertainment. Each week, we feature editorials that address important topics specific to Alexandria, promoting engaging discussions about critical local matters.

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Health & Wellness: Understanding grief

1 day ago | alextimes.com | Catherine Lee

Catherine Lee. (Courtesy photo) By Catherine M. Lee, LCSWLoss comes in many forms, and it usually comes as an unwelcome surprise. We can be faced with overwhelming feelings that are confusing and difficult to bear. It is helpful to appreciate that loss is a normal part of our human experience that we will all face at some point in time. It can also be helpful to develop an understanding of grief, our normal reaction to loss. What is grief? Most experts in the field agree that grief is love.
The Gaskins' quintessential Pittsburgh wedding

2 weeks ago | alextimes.com | Hannah Marr

By Hannah Marr | [email protected] Jessica and George Hughes exchanged vows last October, they stood in the lush backyard of Jessica’s childhood home in Annandale. Surrounded by loved ones who had supported them every step of the way, the couple celebrated not only their commitment to each other but also the family and friends who had been part of their journey from the very beginning.
Casey Wilson's journey to SNL, 'Happy Endings' from Alexandria

2 weeks ago | alextimes.com | Hannah Marr

By Hannah Marr | [email protected] around Casey Wilson seemed to know what she was meant to do long before she figured it out herself. Her parents were the first to recognize her potential. They saw in her the makings of an actor: her flair, her dramatic presence and her unmistakable personality. Eager to nurture this spark, they transformed their Alexandria backyard into a makeshift stage, piecing together old curtains they found in the attic.
The Hughes' spin life's journey into shared adventure

2 weeks ago | alextimes.com | Hannah Marr

By Hannah Marr | [email protected] Jessica and George Hughes exchanged vows last October, they stood in the lush backyard of Jessica’s childhood home in Annandale. Surrounded by loved ones who had supported them every step of the way, the couple celebrated not only their commitment to each other but also the family and friends who had been part of their journey from the very beginning.
Alexandria residents served subpoenas over Zoning for Housing

3 weeks ago | alextimes.com | Caitlyn Meisner

Some Alexandria residents were served with subpoenas over Zoning for Housing. (Graphic/Jessica Kim) By Caitlyn Meisner | [email protected] the last week of March, several Alexandria residents were served subpoenas by the City of Alexandria through its outside law firm, McGuireWoods, seeking their private emails and text messages dealing with the controversial Zoning for Housing initiative.
April 2025 - Alexandria Times

3 weeks ago | alextimes.com | Caitlyn Meisner

Do you think the City of Alexandria should have issued subpoenas to residents who spoke out against the Zoning for Housing initiative, but were not part of the lawsuit against it?* Yes, city leaders need to view communications of citizens who oppose their plans. No, it was a violation of these citizens’ freedom of speech. I’m not sure.
Three Alexandria schools launch successful starts to rowing season

3 weeks ago | alextimes.com | Jim McGrath

The Old Dominion Boat Club has served as the home of many rowing teams since the mid-1900s. (Photo/Old Dominion Boat Club) By Jim McGrathAlong with the cherry blossoms, one of the rites of spring in the Washington, D.C. area is the return of sculls slicing through the murky waters of the Potomac River, handled by rowers with alternating oars, in teams of four and eight.
Parents unhappy with redistricting maps, ACPS School Board as vote nears

4 weeks ago | alextimes.com | Caitlyn Meisner

Samuel Tucker Elementary School, located in the city's West End, is a focus of Alexandria City Public Schools' redistricting process. (Photo/Arwen Clemans) By Caitlyn Meisner | [email protected] City Public Schools’ redistricting process is in full swing with five draft maps being released and several meetings having been held over the past several weeks. But, not everyone is happy with the direction it’s going.
'Break Water' honors Black history at Waterfront Park

4 weeks ago | alextimes.com | Hannah Marr

The new SiteSee installation, entitled ‘Break Water,’ has now taken over Waterfront Park. (Photo/Hanna Leka) By Hannah Marr | [email protected] new public art installation unveiled Saturday at Alexandria’s Waterfront Park honors more than 200 years of the city’s Black history, spotlighting the story of a Civil War-era steamboat once owned by Washington, D.C.’s first Black millionaire.
McEnearney affiliates with national titan, The Corcoran Group

1 month ago | alextimes.com | Denise Dunbar

By Denise Dunbar | [email protected] late spring 1988, John McEnearney, proprietor of McEnearney Associates, walked the two blocks from his Old Town office to Burke & Herbert Bank. McEnearney was accompanied by a young couple who were trying to buy their first house. The couple had good jobs and lots of promise, but on paper they did not qualify for a large enough loan to purchase the house. A realtor from another firm had suggested they look in Shirlington, but the couple preferred Old Town.